M’s I1 wIIIuINIToN IT. Lotti illusions. Miss Alice Muhoney, of Danbury, 31;: a visitor in South Norwalk yes- 6 fly y. Miss Lulu Clark and Miss Fair, of Mamuroneck. were guests of Miss Nina Zeluii, yesterday. Miss L. Wylie is planning to move i'IoaI High street, Norwalk to 30 Od- chard street about the middle of June. -—Dr. Dick’s c'ures malaria. The heirs of Andrew J. Raymond have sold eight acres or land and the buildings thereon, situated at Ro~ ton Hill, to Nellie W. Gunther" Councilman Thomas Robins, Council- man George E Sartain and Councilman Ali‘ch Brown spent yestetday In Peek skill. inspecting chemical fire en- gines. t - 'I ' - Earlo B. Carlo and Carlton B. .lones. both of Yale. 1907. and Mine Elizabeth 11. Hall, of New Haven. were guests 01' Miss Elizabeth Crofut, of West ave- nIIc, Memorial Day. The Catholic Club Baseball team will play the Pastimes Satin day alteI noon at the Polo GIoIIIid'Is, Winnipuuk as a pIelInIinaIy'contest to the regu laI Winulpauk game. - An employee of the St. George Pulp and Paper Company gushed his hand unite severely yesterday morning while at work. Th‘e'wound was sewed up by Dr. W. J. Tracey. , When chasing the butterfly of love- liness there is one thing to keep in mind and that is. chase the right kind wheautilulncss that comes by taking Hoillsters Rocky Mountain Ten. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Piaisted's Drug Store. The monthly meetings of the Non walk tire companies will be held next Tuesday night. The matter of a de— partment outing. which was discussed at the meeting of the Oiiicers' Asocia- tiou last week, will be discussed. Coekenoe Haymakers will meet to. night at their haylolt. in the Gazette building at 7:30. in’ lull regatta. to confer the Sublime and lmIIIacuiutc dcgroe. There is to be something do lug after the-session. Quite a number of members of the ,Arion Singing Society .apent yesterday on a picnic at teh home of Herman Schmidt in Newtown avenue. Music. was rendered and retreshmetns were served. The alien was thoorughly en doyed by all. One or the Interesting sights about. the water yesterday was a very last automobile launch called the Water Lily. from Stamlord. The craft was long and narrow, painted white and as sharp as a needle at both ends. She was very speedy and kilded about the hnr'btu at express train speed A complexion (airmen like to see, So girls take this’ advice. Don't. hesitate to think it o’er Drink Roeky Mountain 'l‘oa. III IlIIc, Imrbor yesterday was (.‘Itptait iillam one of the handsome crut‘t Plaiatodu' Drug Store. H. Hoyt‘s tine cruising Iau which has recently been put III commission lor the season. She is It lino looking boat. is very soaon-thy and speedy and Captain Hoyt is contemplating ueverul extended cruises in her before the sum tour is over. a Chief of Police Voiimor this morning received I! telephone Inoasago from Westport. Itaiiux that a horse had been stolen. He started to look around for a horse Ila-worth .the description or the nil-Ila: Iaima', but. in a about time received another exchange to the effect that the animal had been re- covered. 1. The local pimtoriai artists me tell- ing of IoniQ “300d 0 niches made this I! not call on Taylor I: Goldon. “M cacao lN NORWALK Town coon-r um Two Colored Mon Art-outed Ind Wit- -IiIm Thompson Need 87 Ind Celia. Twa Norwalk colored men landed in ‘ the police station last night as a result or an altercation they had in Hint of THERE'S A PEOULIAR FITNEGB IN THE EABY’GOING QUALITIED OF OUR SOFT STRAW HATS THAT ENTITLE THEM TO HEAD PLACE ‘AMONG EASY- GOING SUMMER WEARB. " MILANB AND MAOKINAWS IN ALL THE NEW 8HAPE!B ARE REA DY-v-NATTY COLLEGE BLOCKS IN LOW FLAT AND TELESCOPE the Jagger...” Ham. 1.. w," 3...... tenoWNo, enacerut. cuaLINe BRIMB. so MELLOW THAT THEY TIP. Iabout 7 30 o'cloak. According to the testimony of wit- nesses, Ulysea Webb "and William Thompson. were indulging In warm compliments and ilnally came to blows, with Thompson as the aggressor. Odi- cer Bryan H. Silk came along and scooped in both Judge Lockwood acquitted Webb and lined Thompson $7 and costs. Webb was dressed in his Sunday best. which included a swell gray I-Iutt white waistcoat. patent leather shoes and showy hall hose and a white felt. Altet his discharge by the court he anxiously inquired for a gold headed coin which he had broken on Thump son A man. well along in years and show- ing traces 01’ better days. was picked up in Wall street last night by Otiicei Bryan H. Silk The man was under the influence of liquor and wanted a lodging for the night. He fairly begged‘to be allowed to go when brought before Judge Lockwood this morning. The wandered said he was Charles P. Brown. of Worcester. Mass, and declared that he had never been arrested before, though he in- miltarly addressed the judge as “your honor.” He‘ also added that the judge was the col friend he had in of hearing, bu, tingulshing wli that he might in disposing oi the case the judge remarked that he would take into con- sideration that yesterday was a bolt- day and that there had been no great disturbance. OBITUARY RECORD. MIIS. SARAH J. HOLMES. 'l‘hc luncrai of Mrs, Sarah .1. Holmes who dicd Tuesday night at. the real- dcncc of her sister, M rs. David Miller in llcideu avenue, Norwulk. will be held Friday morning at 10:30 o‘clock lrom the Bedt‘otd. New YoIk, Baptist (‘Iltll(Ii. intetmcnt will be at the Bed- ioId Union Cemetery. TROLLEY VICTIM IN CRITICAL CONDITION. i’iIAMlNili-MM. Marta. May :ll.—— At thc ii‘raminghum Hospital it was statcd today that Mrs. Jennie Elliott. of Westboro. who was injured in a col- lislon between two trolley cars on the I South Middlescx Electric Railroad ui iiopltinton yestbrday. was in a criti- cal Iondition Mts. 11.,iliott who Is 77 nexus of zinc sustained a i‘IIItttIch skull She had tot rcgaincd consciousness today. as said when told FUNERAL OF MICHAEL DAVITT. DUBLIN. May 3i.——~'I‘he iuncral ot' Michael Davltt. who died at. IniduIiIIII will he as private us possiblc III accor- dance with the expresesrl wishes of the dead man. His body will he buri- (‘d at Siraido, County Mayo. Ilnvltt's birthplace. Messages of svmpathy are arriving from all parts of the world. FIRE IN NASHVILLE. NASHVILLE. ’l‘euui, May “Ir—A fire which started in the (Irconiicld 'i‘alhot. Furniture Company‘s establish Incnl on Third avenue In i.Iil‘ heart of the business district In spreading. Every fire engine in the city has'heen summoned. o ,.__... TL .JROHIBIT PRIZE FIGHTING. ALBANY, N. i'., May 31.-—Govcrnor Higgins today directed SlIt-I'lli' Erlutr nor, of New York county. to (Inlet-cc the law prohlbItina prize lighting in the territory under his jurisdiction. lie sure of the foundation before at- leIIIptlng to put up a blui‘l. Men’s" King Qualilu” $3.50'AND $4.00 OHOES Reduced to $65 00. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. GEORGE KEELER 159 WIIhIngion 8!. so. Norwollt. Hygeta ice. From tho foot that HypoII too II II much harder. cIIInor. purer, into long- Ir. and [I in Ivory way Io much out" than natural too. when It to IIIII It week. :i‘ chalht iiiteen Tuesday. on t Inability. Arthur 1! i staunch and into; (2. Brandon re- turned home with seventeen. Lt‘fli'tliid Raymond Ii Edward P. Wood went out yuoio 7 morning and returned last night with I down. Olive Branch 11:“th at it. has accepted an invitation to attend divine services 'with Excelsior Lodge. of Stanford. on Guild” «shins. June 8 Ali monitors are requested to meet at raiirgod station to take I: 01 p. In. truth on t It “to some!) III. CANS. (3.0 .. will!!! I. haii‘i‘u. it. it. B. tho umo prioo II natural too. it to All too wagom will AIII your much ohoIpIr. IIII HygoII' too this IIIIon. in man tor it. Dalia. Sandra and Breaths Papers DItival to All Pom of the city. New Lino of Whoop Point Ind IIiiI lIIIItI louve- rPoIt cam. . WhliIIIiI IIII llItIlI. ur on oowa As Fancy DICTATES $1.00 TO $2.50. CLIPPER IHAPas IN SPLIT AND SENNIT sAILoss, TH: onsssv srnAws, , Itogro $3.50 NOVELTY sTRAw HATS FOR CHILDREN AND oooo STRAW HATS FOR sovs. ' we ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL THE NEW GRAY arrecrs IN SMART surrs, IN THE NEW LOOSE moons. SINGLE AND DOUBLE» anEAsTso. ' SUMMER SHIRTS. COLLARS, NECKWEAR, HOSIIERY. UNDERWEAR AND Tel. Cali, 32-2. Occasionally wcmect persons who want to argue with us about. prices. They will tell us for instance~thut So and So charged them so much, and the grain was "about I as good." Did you ever hour of "about as good eggs?" Even if the grain was no worse than "about as good," why not buy the best? Iliuy Oats 'i‘hui‘s Clcau. MANUEL T. HATCH. For IIII‘ little ones. Chick (‘rackcd Corn. 1). Iii. (thick Food. llo Chick Feed. New Stock of Baton Hurlhuts Writing Papers, Just Received. W‘m. P. - Beers. 49 Wall St, Norwalln lobsters Hdl’dand 80 tabs And All Kinds of Fish. Cutbil’i’s Bridge. Market, Tel 198 ' 6 So. 'Main St.. So. Norwalk. Free Delivery 150, Positions Filled by Graduates of MERRILL BESINEVSS COLLEGE loath I ooum of «My NOW. M. A. MIIIILL, Principal. Co. NIMIIII, coon. In the San Francisco Fire Almost 60 per cent. of tho So-called Fire Proof Snips Wore Destroyed. But Not One Side Deposit Vault. II' You have pIpoI-I you cannot Ili'ord to lose. Can you rely on your Io-cIiled fire-proof Ilia? Why not make our: and .i-ent a safe deposit box. _ 39m. $4 Wye-.m- ‘ Packages Ital-ed It reachable ram. ‘Ktotoohmobom ‘f’VWe invite every Vitinoker to in- . . upset our large and complete line of Domestic, Havana and Imported Cigars, which are al- ways “In perfect smelting condi. dition, due to our Improved show case. which allwuys keeps the cigars just right. Try our N C. S. Resaao’s 10ior 290 Better than most lives, ’ lite Oiifford Pharmacy TELEPHONE, 15—42. Platner a. Bradley. Props. oowunmoouom Naples 8 Goldwlttuidt be. (incorporated) COMMISSION BROKERS. Dealer: in Stocks. Bonds. Brain and Cotton. Bwartz a Corbett Block. 80. Norwaik. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL S’i'itEl'J'I‘, 10:10 a. Iu.~~AIIIcr- icun stocks were sustained in the London market during the holiday in- tcrvui here and prices of stocks Ill New York were at advances over Tuesday‘s cloning. The. dealings were light. ill linois Central advanced 1-13. 'l‘cnu. Goal 1 and liouisvllie and Nashville and KIIIIUWIIII and Michigan large frac- tions. WALI. STREET. 1] ll. lllrwA IIIIIII- IIcI oi the most important stocks did not join in the call) rise with any on thusiasm especially NoIthern l’acilir. IIIudiug Amalgamated CoppcI and U. S. Steel. The backwartiueas at those louder took the edges off the risottlso where IIi‘tcr awhile. and a fairly active market was converted into II dull and drooping one. Stocks embraced III a common ownership or closely related in DIIlt-r ways Wi'l‘t' bought with coIIiI- Ilcucc. including the Vanderbilt and Hill stocks. WALL STREET. Noourw’l‘hc Iunr~ kct was very dull. but the strength of special slut-Its III-Id prices. Consolidai~ cd Gus jumped five points on u judl I: II (1m baton to faint of thc IoIIIpaIIy lrcat Notthm II pfd tone 4 and Nottlt- letn Par'Ifit li‘iu.ii011Ii.~t \Vi'l'U irregu- ar. WALL S'I'REI'TI‘. i p. m.——'I‘hc list was sold more freely ut‘ter midday. Illinois (‘cutral tailing off 2 points from its highest and a number of other iIIVportnIit, stocks yielded to ltciow 'I'uesday's closing. iiurd coal HIU‘Cki. were especially weak. the depression In Pennsylvania and Reading aifcrting some of the IOWI'I'jII'It‘f‘iI slot-ks. TODAY'B QUOTATIONS Report over the private Wires or 'i‘ho Maple: at Goldochmtdt Co., Com Into-ion Brokers. Bertz & Corbett Block. South Norwalk.'1‘eleohono 163. Open High Low 1 p In. Amal (top. 108%. 103% 1075’. 108 All). C. & I“. (7. 411A; 41% “1.43 41% Am. (lot. Oil JIIW‘ 3M; 31% 31% Am. It't'. ti? 6'2 62 62 Am. Loco. 69514 7014’; 6911,, 69% Am. Smelt 154% 154% Iii-Ill" ”III/4 Ant. Sugar 13714} 137% tit? 13? A. T. i 8. Fe. 89% 89%. 89', 89% A. 'I‘. & 8 Fe IUII 103 I03 103 Bill"). 6': Ohio Hill 108 108 Hill Il'klyn. R. ’i‘.‘ H014. 82% 82 82% Chen. II Ohio 581% (Iii-ii 58% 58% Chi. & N. w. 205% 205a. 2051/, 205 Ch. M. 8: Si. . 170% 171% ”1% 171% Col. 1". I“; I. bill/5 57% 561.6 57% Co], SIIIIIII 33% 337A. 33% 33% Con. (Inn. 137% MI 137% 140 Del. Hud. 214 214 2H 2” Erie. till-iii 46% 46% 46% (Ian. Eloc. lliii 168% llitl 168 Ill. Con. 178% 182 17W. 130% Lou It Nash li‘l‘ii. 148% 147 148% Mex. Con. 22% 22% 22 22% M . (Ii 34% 34 34% .K. til T p 08% (181,5 titli,’ 63% 0 PM iii 9H4 ill 94% Not. head 139% 1401A. Milli. liii tint. it West 61% 51% 51% 51% Penn. R. R. 133% 134 13294184 Pres. 8. Car mix. 51% 51% iii 1/. heading. mile 142 141% 141% Rock island 25% 26% 25% 26 Smith Par. 05% 80% 06% 06% Finally Co. 28% 38% 38% lib 84 Son Ry Co. p 991,5 99% 99% iiilifi Tenn. 3. It I. 155 151i " 166 156 Texan Pac. 32% 32% 32% 32% Union Pile. 14995 16095 149% 150% ll. 8. Rubber iii 61» 61 ‘ 51 U. 3. Steel 40%. 41% 40%, Il'Ii U‘. 3. Steel p 105%! 106% 105% 108% Wabash 211,621“ 21% 21% Wabash p 49 49% 49 491.4 . Winona-n“ TWO , MON! STATIO DECLINE IN: ’ VITA'I'ION. WASHINGTON. May 81.-«Acoorti in; to the War Department probably it is owing to the lateness with which the department has embarked upon the scheme oi! Ieouria: iotat chomp treat! oi the National Guard forces with the regular troops, that so declination- Ire coming in. Two more of than who vs round it. in that Main in tho cumin, onto. an limits man I and I2“ tinny . . placed upon the tin ‘; $10 to $25 'l'ho St. James mm: for top nag. dressers to ahead ofthom oil. ” A Grout Hit-«The “Varsity”, Sort Collar. ’ ' ‘ ‘ them all 50c. NEW CAPS- The Chase GOli Gaps in the new grey efiects lea Stylilh, correct-fitting. new-patterned Shirts, Low Ihoe Hosiery ready for all. as and , , $1.00, $1.25 India "1‘ Boys' Shoes. Men’I Fine Footwear. ”'1‘.” SELLECK 8: FRI" 98 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORW 3 Telephone Call 165-5. AT DIBBL‘E’S GROCERY the best possible to be had. etc. LORENZO DIBBLI' What is doing. Store no I Butter of the fineIt quality and true weight. Tub, 27c; Print, 23¢.E Eggs. home laid. true and sure. 22c dozen. Dried Beef particularly nice quattt y now on. Any quantity from So up. Padan Java and Genuine Arabian Mocha. This store noted for lino We bellove this COI‘IGB to Always fresh and fine, 32c Ih. Strawberries: good ones scarce and high. Oranges. large and fine. Iwoot as auger. 40c dozen. Pineappios. plenty. good and cheap, 10c each. New Potatoes, Cucumbers. Radishcs. Pie Plant, Lettuce. Boots. an, 9th.. Some Red Geraniums, nice potted plants. 2 for 25¢ for Decoration DI Hope to Ierve and piano. Mm. _, Telephone Cali 26-4. no“ You nu. at the tors, Sc Flame Oil Stoves. II. J. Collins 13: EST PRICED AND BEST QUALITY FLOUR MILLED. United Grocery Io NORWALK. oT. , TIL. m. ' ' .. Weather, Just Think of Us Our line of Hot Weather Necessities. consisting of RI:i‘rigera-,j . ' \‘ ice Cream Freezers, Porch Chairs. Hammocks. Windowg. rccns, Screen Doors, Porch Screens. Lawn Settees, and Blue. we HAVE A NEW INVOICE or KING MIDAS FLoua. Thoma,“ MANY 7M“ 1 NORTH MAIN '1‘. .w W“... man‘s...“ .4... -_ ....... m ‘ _ RAVE YOU 13an ”l? n In: sum mtscrnc 0.9.1.98 at: out coconsp BRONC mmum. 3*.“va CONSUMPTION
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